Middlesboro High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Middlesboro, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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Creech, Carolyn Sue Cawood, Patsy Goodin. Mounting - Lynne Smith, Hosalynn O'De-ll. Typists - Lila Snavely, Carol Haley, Sports Editor D,ii..........,......,....,....... Paul Braden Frances Wilford, Wanda Thacker. i l in I it t fffwi f y., ww fs ? Q, 1 ' x f K .5 I ll sm., -3-- fz..- 9 J! 'C 7 NL' Av ,N : AQ J ,H Q f ew , STARRING Y if 1, X 1 V ff 7 f We , , ,fr AV 'f A M , :IP I K '- fr ' frm, 4 , uf. 2' 1 ,. - .,f.f, A , gf. X . A ZH f , , , ,, , f X, , f4,,f. , 'fu QQ X The Senior Class of 1957 respectfully dedicates this annual to Miss Ianet Doak, our thoughtful friend Whose encouragement, understanding, and kindness have guided us through the years. I X fx I 4 , Q! '12 T1 Z ' Iames Marcurn, Derl Biqqerstaif, Ralph White Fuqate, Arch Carr, W. H. Ralston. SCHQQL BQARD Richardson, Robert Watson, Hollis Dalton, Mrs. Elizabeth Callison R. Case Thornasson Sec. to Supt. Superintendent f K V '- Shelvie Puson Principal 8 in M if X X ' -' -: fy' Q ,M Q25-' is os-r...f.,. -serum. W ' . yswb, ff' M f 45 Q' PRCMPTERS hw -7, f 1 f ,75Z'?'i.f,f! ' .f J W f 4, , ,z i - -1 X vyrh , ,K'V , t , ', , V . . fy I .. Miz:-,if,:.' L.-.fm A ftp f iW.Mwf epv- , in ,, 0, , , .V v FACULTY Iohn Abe Campbell Gen. Sci.-B.S., Lincoln MG- rnorial University W. L. Campbell Bookkeeping-A. B., B. S., Eastern Ky. Statey M.A., Uni- versity of Kentucky lack Carey Math.-B.S., Georgetown Vada Chumley Biology-B.S., Eastern Ky. State Collegeg M.A., Peabody College Edythe Clower English, Math.-AB., George- town W. P. Creswell Manual Training-A.B., Lin- coln Memorialg graduate work at Peabody College Gladys DeMarcus English and Speech-AB., Union College, MA., Peabody College lane! Doak Math., Social Science-AB., Georgetown Carl Eagle Phys. Ed.-A.B., M.A., Eastern Alice Fuson Shorthand, Typing, English- A.B., Western Kentucky State, AB., Bowling Green Walter Green Soc. Sci.-AB., Eastern Ken- tucky State Nelle Hall Latin, English-vA.B., M.A., Eastern University of Ken- tucky Grace H. Thomasson Librarian-B.S., Peabody College, M.A., University of Kentucky Cleo Yoakum English and Math.-AB., Lincoln Memorial University FACULTY Wanda L. Kincaid Home Economics-AB., Berea Maurine Malone Gen. Business--AB., Lincoln Memorial University Iucmita Markham English, Spanish-A.B., East- ern Kentucky State Icmet Matthews Music-A.B., BME, George- town Billie Iean McDade English'-A.B., Union College Mcrry S. Mote Chemistry-B.S., MA., Pea- body Iuliun Pitzer Math.-AB., Lincoln Me- morial University Imoqene B. Rose Typing, Shorthand-B.S., Lin- coln Memorial University Cledith Sewell English-A.B., University of Kentucky, graduate Work at U. K. Nora O. Skeen English, Soc. Sci.-A.B., Lin- coln Memorial University Mary Slemp Social Studies-A.B., M.A., University of Tennessee Karl Smith Music--BA., Carson Newman 919, 'trafic Pius. ' ww EZ? H c+mwf e , , Q72 I 45 ,X MZ X !f7ff ' U f '- 1 1 -fb fi P 23' 39, ACT I 'l'I XX 1 ,- , -3 ,Y QE: ea UNDERCLASS OFFICERS IUNIOR OFFICERS President Ules Day, Vice- President l-lershel Thompson, Secretary Bonnie Blake, Treasurer, lohnny Blondell. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Charles Nagle, Vice-President Tommy Colgan, Secretary Georgia Nunn, Treasurer limmy Hurst. 2 E' E FRESHMAN OFFICERS President Houston Ball, Vice-Presicle-ni Mike Barreti, Secretary lanine Fuson, Treasurer Iohn Loy. 5 6 4 P 29? fy J I? 'F if p mi' T T 'Z FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW: Marion Dix, Gloria Billingsley, Dorothy Rains, Pauline Baumgardner, Lois Ann Hughes, Betty Shumate, Rose Smith, Shirley Gregg, Phyllis Moyers, Joyce Brooks, Lavenda Longsworth, Virginia Cowan, Jeanette England, Brenda Collins, Dorothy Klaja, Geral- dine Carter. SECOND ROW: Hester Murrell, Vivian Botts, Kathleen Barnett, Carolyn Rowlett, Lola Massey, JoAnn Hansard, Judy Rains, Margaret Fuson, Jane Harrell, Polly Tucker, Linda Ralston, Sylvia Seals, Sandra Davis, Sandra Wilson, Shelvia Jean Head, Carolyn Hurst, Joyce Emmett. THIRD ROW: Norma Jennings, Cleda Green, Peggy Brimm, Brenda Wells, Mary Nell Lambert, Diane Rowlett, Pat Hamlin, Pat Hendrickson, Wanda Philpot, Brenda Miracle, Reba Denning, Rhonda Harrell, Mary E. Fleemcm, Cora Lee Stanley, Pat Davis, Anita Johnson, Brenda Cox, Jo Ann Montgomery. FOURTH ROW: Mae Fultz, Margaret Russell, Lagretta Madicn, Yvonne Treadway, Wanda Carol, Delores Fultz, Delores Vaughn, Mary R. Wright, Nancy Fretwell, Connie Zimmerman, Joyce Redman, Jennie Wilson, Janet Poore, Mary Anderson, Eddie Jo Johnson, Pat Thacker, Martha Vinoski, Betty Jo William- son, Martha Neikirk. -, 1' Z FIRST ROW: Barbara Wooton, Gail Loop, Lana Jean Yoakum, Mary Lou Leach, Shirley Ward, Katherine Harrell, Billie Taylor, Cloeva Webb, Shelby Jean Myers, Pat Patterson, Mary Nell Baker, Patsy Yoakum, Judy King. SECOND ROW: Clarisse Smith, Geneva Lowe, Helen Noe, Dorothy Miller, Betty Sowders, Gloria Krebs, Lucille Mills, Carolyn Branscomb, Mary Lou Harrell, Leona Sturdevant, Colleen Brooks, Brenda Stewart. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Duffield, Jeanette Hurnfleet, Carolina Roberts, Donna Spade, Sally Carr, Nini McDaniels, Barbara Taylor, Virginia Burch, Etta Thomp- son, Margaret Bruce, Pat Long, Sarah Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Anna Ruth Lybrand, Judy Hatfield, Janine Fuson, Margaret Nagle, Thelma C Burchfield, Lura Miller, Gloria Parks, Pat Woodson, Mary Rena Barnett, Pat Parker, Charlotte Harris, Virginia Lee. 13 FRESHMAN BOYS FIRST ROW: Walter lohnson, Lester Laws, Bill Burch, Estill Poore, Dick I-lite, Ronald Moyers, Donald Cole, Ierry Mason, Clay Christian, Clyde Ed Gibson, Kenneth Day, Luster Laws. SECOND ROW: Paul Iustice, Carl White, Cecil Morton, Clyde Bryant, Freddy lo Ditty, Deral Gray, Iohnny Loy, Robert Hatton, Ronnie Brown, Donny Evans. THIRD ROW: Bobby Yeary, Roy Neal Spade, Bobby Partin, Willard Cosby, Roy Pace, Gene Seals, Billy Dean, Chester Ayers, Mike Barrett, Roy Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: Charles Harrell, Pain Everetts, Tommy Hall, Ben Webb, Lewis Hunley, Albert Weaver, Danny Metzler, Iack Kimsey, Kenneth Lotridge, George Givens. FIRST ROW: Dorse Clair, Kenneth Lee, Wendell Smith, Porter Hensley, Leon Shackleford, Bill Cardwell, limmy Gooding, W. O, Smith, Donald Miracle, William Duffield, MacArthur Bayless, Mitchell Douglass, Boyce Marsee, Bert Paynter, Arthur Yeary, Lyle Mace, McArthur Pratt, SECOND ROW: David Williamson, Petey Southgate, Wayne Dillman, Billy Ray Reed, Dillard Carpenter, Ierry Phillips, Billy Mink, Marvin Quillen, Marvin Bran- ham, George Ed Ridings, Fred Brittain, Donald Ray England, Clarence Turner, Charles Carter, Edward Arnold, Perry Smith. THIRD ROW: Wayman Gordon, t Iimmy Keck, Danny Shultz, Charles White, Iirnmy Barnes, Iirnmy Ellison, Iimmy Dixon, Robert Chadwell, Michael Lambdin, Melvin Burnside, George Byrd, Rickey Saylor, Billy Ioe Meeks, Leo Howerton, Freddie Collings- worth, Ray Laws, Iames Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Green, Gary Wayne Meyers, Albert Tennyson, Matt Webb, Tommy Francisco, David Ely, Iirnmy Collingsworth, Kenneth Harrell, Houston Ball, Pat Greer, Ed Wilder, Harvey Dilbeck, Lee Roy Collins, Iohnny Iones, Kermit Standifer. SOPHOMORE GIRLS ,h,r, ,......,,,,,,.,.-,f,V.f....,,.,,.i,,...,,.,b.....,.,,,,,. .A...,..,...,.i ,W,,f.v:,.., 3,3 ,.,. WML-I. , QIA, . A , ,gf SL. . V , 1 , 1 Q, ', ,,f, ,,,,, 'Vi Q W' , .s ,M FIRST ROW: Georgia Gilbert, Iewel Gray, Vivian Williamson, Patsy Parker, Barbara Hayes, Ina Ruth Russell, Aileen Burkes, Betty Gordon, Mary H. Hodge, Wilma Roberts, Gail Wright, Patty Miracle, Carolyn S. Smith, Phyllis White, lane Bowling, Cecelia Wakin, Emily Greer, Billie Io Laymon, Isabelle Howlett, Iuanita Dean, lean Roark. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Carter, Carolyn Robinson, Ann Hamlet, Ianet Arnet, Patsy Clark, Bobbie S. Duncan, Georgia Nunn, Mary Ellen Candill, Pat Martin, Bobbie Io Hurst, Betty Allen, Margaret Whited, Neville Ann Mayes, Ianet Hash, Velo Wilson, Cloetha Chadwell, Norma England, Alice Fuson, Emma lean Lybrand, Ioan Gombita, Mabel Brock. THIRD ROW: Mildred Sparks, Mural Keck, Wanda Evans, Barbara Walker, Sandra Davis, Patsy Rowlett, Iucly Webb, Eleanor Evarts, Sandra Branscomb, Peggy Blackburn, Pat Uhl, Bertina Collett, Brenda Coatney, Sandra Huddleston. FOURTH ROW: Patty Yates, Ioyce Sowders, Mary Coldiron, Peggy Carter, Christine Longs- worth, Joyce Iorclon, Wanda Welch, Ioyce Miracle, Shirley Lovins, Ioyce Venable, Christine Dilbeck, Dru- cilla Wyrick, Gloria Davis, Martha Furner, Brenda Scott, Cheryl Barton, Myrna Tennyson, Io Ann Morrison, luanita Clouse, Pat Hickman, Mary Wilson. 'I5 SOPHOMORE BOYS A.. f ., K 1 X , f .1..g. , M ,,. ...VM ..., , - . ,-,.,...A...W,,., FIRST ROW: Thomas Partin, Beverly Bradford, Carl Gulley, Gene Pruitt, G. W. Morgan, loe Mason, Matthew Garnbrel, Don Mason, Walter Thacker, Eugene Mason, David Schooler, Lawrence Mills, Larry Lyon, Iohn Shartzer, Tommy Colgan, Billy Ely, I. Turner, Leslie Owens, Bobby loe Smith, David Colson, lohn Guthrie, Neal Minton. SECOND ROW: Doug Gray, Kearney Kivett, James Archer, Iohn Evans, Freddie Anderson, lames Leach, Arliss Clarkson, Cade Britain, Keith Willi- ford, Dale Farmer, Bobbie Mike, Bill Channel, Donald Fultz, Iimmy Hurst, Charles Nagle, Iohn Connor, David Nicholson, Bobby Bruce, Doris Taylor, Earl Davis. L arw.m.ww.vm....w,.m,M .i.,.a.4,o.u,i.....L.,, X up , . X W Minh' - ...M ,,,,. L.. ,i,,,...44ua-mwah-a--.,,,4..u-.. ,Mi , , THIRD ROW: 'Orville Carmony, Hershel Moyers, Ben Webb, Robert Fuson, Verlan Gray, Kenneth Robinson, Don Yoakum, David Cawood, Ronnie Adkins, Ierry Vaughn, Hobert Hubble, lohn Goin, Roy Markham, lerry Kimsey, Iayme Ginsburg, lack Hite, Odie Dix. FOURTH ROW: Iames Whalin, Alva Grubbs, Bill Mays, Iohn King, David Thomas, Clifford Miracle, Birchel Rice, Bobby Overbay, Iohn Carpenter, Iohn Kendrick, Ioe Taylor, David Hopper, Wesley Yeary, Kirby Smith, Billy Ioe Williford, Woodrow Wilson, Lonnie Beeler, Dorris Harrell, lohn Guy, Alva Day. 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JUNIORS Allen, Helen Amburqey, Dickie Barnes, Helen Barrett, Iarnes Barton, Billy Ray Blake, Bonnie Blondell, lohn Broshear, lerlene Burke, Martin Callison, George Campbell, Rebecca Cardwell, Gail Chadwell, Alberta Chadwell, Loretta Childers, Sandra Coatney, Patsy Collins, Edith Collinqsworih, Mary Cowan, Patsy Crawford, lack Day, Ules Dillmon, Carol Dorton, Homer Duffield, Alberta Earls, Ioyce Eastridqe, Mary Enqland, Clayton Evans, Geraldine Evans, Vivian Fletcher, Keith Fretwell, I. D. Frye, Glenda Fuson, Reba Gent, Gladys Goforth, Iimmy Goins, Shirley Greer, Patricia Gregg, Glenora Gulley, Boyd Guthrie, Dennis Harrell, Horner Harville, lames Hash, Betty Head, LeRoy Henry, Kay Hubble, Theodore Hickam, Charlotte Holt, Nancy 17 JUNIORS l-loneycutt, Norma Hoskins, Lola l-lumileet, Mary L. lackson, Lawrence Iohnson, Patricia lones, Shirley Kalfas, Helen F. Kina, Esther Long, Patty lo McWilliams, Bissell Markham, David Markham, Shirley Marsee, Betty Marsee, Lois. Martin, ludith Mason, Clyde Mason, lean Massenqill, lim Mayes, Douglas Mays, Iames l. Meyers, Marjorie Mike, Dorman Miller, Ben Milligan, Doyle Mink, Barbara Mitahell, Geoffrey Montgomery, limrny Moore, Toni Morgan, lorries Moyers, Regina Moyers, Ronnie Mullins, Mary Nicholson, Penn Norton, Albert Norton, luanita Owens, Brenda Pace, Dorothy Price, Ambrose Rains, Clauetta Ramsey, Roy Robbins, Condie Roberts, Lillie Roberts, Thomas Sharp, Cressie Shumate, Mildred Smith, Brenda Smith, Sally C. Smith, Stacy 18 ,..,.,, Y I an ,W 'Wie ,,, ,-ef.. H fi , I . fv 132 . ,Q ,wr ' ,, t 4. ..- y. wf, f ' ' 'K' .I ,A Wh, lg.. if f ,M iilti f S ' f A 245, f ?E: if5., t-5:34. -Q' A-.a-2-'.'fe1,.QA Q 'C 35? ,-ff!! ...S K f y 3 ,MVR f .V .,,.M ff ' 0 , . rv I rf 'k lr i PM ' , 2 X., M Vr, ., .y f , 'ww 1 , inf . , ,Y , ,V ..-.4 V, 'M' f wifi I , W' Q, , fy 1 ,f , , . . :I I ' Lil? f , ' X ' n if 1 ..f5,,f Y I fi' l 4' Mb Ml Q 'Z 'V-'I J' ' f- ,at Y. Q2 rf' . 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I A FZ' Q J W D ! mf! z 19 JUNIORS Sowders, Martha Sowders, Nelson Spoons, Conny Sturdevant, Lorene Suffridqe, Pai Thompson, Ianice Trammell, Phyllis Treece, Rex Turner, Ginger Walls, Dixie Walker, Donald Warner, IoAnn Warren, Mary Welch, loe Whited, Merlene Whitman, Cecil F. Wilcox, Merle Williams, Phyllis Williamson, Margaret Williforcl, Daniel Wolfenbarqer, Barbara E Yeary, Alice Not Pictured: Miller, Hollis Money, Daisy Sparks, Phyllis Thompson, Hershel SENICRS Edna Beatrice Tumer Bebe Loving kindness is greater than law. Choir G Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Thespi- an, Girls State. Doris Dalton Dorsey Remember now, thy creator in the days of thy youth. Sophomore President, Sec. Senior Class, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, De- bate 2, 3, 4. Phyllis Ann Abbott Philpot Do unto others as you would have them to do unto you. Tri-I-ii-Y, Library Club, Girls Glee Club. Dorsey Wayne Ayers Daddy Caesar is dead, Napoleon is deady all great men are dying, in fact I don't feel so well myself. Basketball 3, 4, Senior Play, Execu- tive Committee 4, Military Education 4. Gail lean Bames Ieanie Anything worth having is worth going after. I-lomemaking 4, Iournalism 3. Bobby Barton Smiley You'd better believe it. Basketball, Military Education, Typ- ing. W' 'l'f is Q, -. 4 .4 f ,f . f ff. 02 f jf., .uf l ,,,i' I rffvnfe , ' f Q, 9' ' 2, 1 Y' ' 'f-vt , , 1 t . Wi 4- fi . r.,,, 4 if 2 wvie trait renew a f i Sffs ssb' f fifglld' 4:9 'Fif- Q ? H215 a 2' 1. T 174' 4. 522'-ffl fy 3. ,, Q in , , ., . 1 wg 4, in 1 M. .t H t:l'3?i-We ts ' r 1 w, wie,-iff, , 1-1,-fbi., .:, : ,. ' U' . Q - nv- 2 j . S' V 115 , J -Nh ff' A 2 tl 5 f , -7 4 if, 4142 , ' gig, ,.,. K, X, ' i 'I , ,- Wig. i lt , T 5 3-fy, ff- 1- 7 3 1 ., KX., SENIORS Paul Edgar Braden Feet What do you mean you're not allowed? Senior Vice President, Football 61 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Terry Lee Gooding Terrence By golly I do! Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4. Ralph Iudson Alford Iudd lt's not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. Senior Play, Basketball l, 2, Golf l, 2, 3, 4. George Washington Ball Do it yourself and know how it's done. Library Club. Wanda Lue Bamett Shorty Anything worth wanting is worth waiting for. Homemaking l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2. George Beasley Buzz Never underestimate the power of your enemy. Physical Ed., Hi-Y, Manual Arts, Football, Military Education. 21 SENIORS Elizabeth lean Bingham Mickii Life is what you make it. Dramatics 1, Art 1, 2, Typing 1, 2, Library Club. Iames Blevins Iimmy Save it, H-Y 4, Physical Education, Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 2, 3. Etta Lou Branscom For of all sad Words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: it might have been! Beta Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Annual Staff, Y-Teens 1, 3. I-'red Buckner Shot By Go1ly1 Basketball, Hi-Y, Military Education. Mary Kathem Bumside Kate A man who boasts of an open mind often mistakes a vacancy for an opening. Band 1, 2, 3, Choir Z, 3, 4, Annual Staff, lunior 6: Senior Play. David Boyd Campbell Zeke Punkt You checking me-MAYBE. Military Education l, 2, 3, l-HAY 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 1, 2. 22 3 l. '-'sw 1 org 5 Heyy ,.,'i' I f ,wear QW? , 4. is K 'Z , x QL I - .114 W!!- rf' f 5 fi 4 'ww X. ff , f r? ' 5' tmwtyw 'N Y 4, Y 'Z 57.7 ' . Im. 717' . ,K and .-'fav' , 'tvf e,fQ tglik , - 1, fffacffyiff I- ' wr-,W-f .:- ,e4f,,r.--,fv.yp,,,-J f ' 'vr : QWU1 05 , My if iffy SENIORS Delores Blackbum Dorsey Ah shucksl . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. 'l'homas N. Board Tommy Wel1 then there now, what do we have here? 1 Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Military Education Z, 3, 4, Track 4. Clyde Wayne Brooks George Truth is the easiest to remember. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, I-li-Y 2, 3, Annual Staff, Iournalism. Betsy Rachel Bumette Don't be so sure! Library Club 2, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, Typing 4, Office Work 3, 4. Eunice Elizabeth Bussell l just love Work, 1 could sit and look at it all day. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 4. Nita Maureen Can' Little Car Smile and a smile in return will be yours. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, lunior G Senior Play. SENIORS Carl Kendrick Carter Carl lf you would like to know the value of money, try to borrow some. l-ii-Y, Military Education, Manual Arts. Paul Connor Cawood Munsey Better to be safe than sorry. Football 1, 2, 3, Military Ed. 2, 3, 1-li-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. 1. Manual Arts 4. Bobby Childers Porky Chillbumps Always in haste, never in a hurry. Military Education 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts, Library Club l, 2, 3. Peqqy Iune Coatney Why be difficult: with a little more effort you can be impossible. Glee Club, Science Club, Homemak- ing. Eddie Collinqsworth Nothing is so difficult that it can not be found by seeking. Military Education, Band. Mary Ruth Cowan Ruthie The truth is always the strongest argument. Choir l, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, Science Club 3, 4. Mm? naar an nl xp. fg N I 4 QNWZ Q ME? , f 4 M' 4 n 1 if ,, V 'nw 39? l, ,, K 1. A X ' . .W Alf v ill' '57 9 Qyjly 1 X K 4 Q t A' ' Q ti' dnl' bfWw.H4P llli gt, ,QV if -.nav 'V' f-an M . Q9 if 2. fl, 7' u K -. El all ' A . 4 ears plans fi. 2 dl' tim.. 15' ' , f Hmwwewms ,Mh. A ' .at ea .f '1-fy t .ri f im, -VyT2?? V, fry., . f Tiv- 'vx A 'fo .5 N 3, I . SENIORS Carolyn Sue Cawood Suzie l'1l slap you happy and dare you to shout. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff. Choir. Velma Colleen Chadwell Do unto others as they do unto you. Y-Teens 1, 3, Iournalism 2, Home- making 3, Science Club 4. William Iames Clark Blubber Butt' l-le who hesitates is lost. Football, Basketball. Norma lean Cochran Little Bit Do unto others before they do unto you. Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Anna Ruth Cosby Ava Wowl That senior at U. T. Tri-Hi-Yi 1, 3, l-lomemaking 1, 2, 4-H Club 3, lournalism l, Typing 1. I-'redwyn Phyllis Creech The critic who dares not attack what is bad is only a half-hearted supporter of what is good. Band G lournalisrn 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech, Debating 2, 3, 4. 23 SENIORS Donald Denny Sid 'lf you don't like it, hang it up. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Suzanne Elliott Little Bit Always look toward the sun and the shadows will tall behind you. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Speech, Annual Staff. Patricia Ruth Ely Pat Your dearest friends seldom cost you anything. Thespians, Choir, lunior G Senior Play, Annual Staff. Charles H. England Crip Here comes Sadie! Football 2, 3, 4, Military Education 2, 4, Manual Arts l, 2, Typing 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Physical Education l. Florence Evans Hootie Good humor is one oi the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Dramatics l, lournalism l, 2, 3, Library Club Secretary l, 2, 3, 4. Eugene Franks Work conquers many things. Library Club, Science Club. 24 'lim-r . -'U' iii fl' L, x , V , . :,. gijiiilfiyfri' ,u,. ' ,.., ,. ,f'fiff .:iz ' ' fl? :ii in-1 55:4 SENIORS Iennie Lynn Dougherty Iennie To know is nothing at ally to imagine is everything. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Typing 2, 4, Art l, 2. William Mitchell Ellison Bill Bad luck always comes at the wrong time. l-li-Y l, 2, Military Education l, 2, 3, Manual Arts 2, 3, 4. Bobby Ann Emmett Bunny l love work, l can just sit and look at it all day. Iournalisrn 4, Tri'Hi-Y 2, 4, Dra- matics l, 2. Marilyn Alice Estes Mickie He who laughs, lasts. lournalism l, 2, 3, lunior G Senior Play, Choir 4, Annual Staff. Ierry Randall Farmer Noats Cpportunity knocks but once, temp- tation will knock the door down. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts l, 2, 3, Physical Education l. Alma Doris Frazier Mickie The best things come in small packages. Home Economics l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, Y-Teens l. SENIORS Patricia Catherine Goodin Patsy The only way to have cr friend is to be one. Band l, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. Willis Hampton, Ir. Daddy All that is worth having is worth waiting for. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Iunior G Senior Play. Ioann Harris lo As good to give as to receive. Debate Club, Science Club, Girls Glee Club. David Kent Hatiield. Dave Always keep your eyes on the copy. Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Baseball 3, Annual Staff. Beverly Hinel Bev Remember your tongue is in a wet place and likely to slip. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, Z, Typing. Ioan Yvonne Huff Ior1ie All that is fair tadeth and pass- eth. Dramatics l, Science Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Y-Teens 4. 72? I 'rv- f fur fx I V nz., , , nf - , ,, mf-f f . ,f F A I . .g .,k ' 1' fillflsll ff ' , .. 'g5g':f,,5' ,f maj! 4 ' f X X. N. Q I x ,, Y. f.-, , rf, Q, I A' 'ef L 6 SENIORS Carol Elaine Haley lt's a great lite it you don't weaken. Dramatics l, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Annual Staff, Iournalism l. Barbara Harrell Barbie It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a tool than to open it and remove all doubt. l-lomemaking l, 2, 3, 4. Goldie Lou Harville Goldie Belle To be trusted is a greater compli- ment than to be loved. Dramatics 4, Senior Play. Ruth Ann Hatfield Ruthie Strive on for the best is to come. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1. Barbara lean Hodge Bartie Iudge not according to appear- ance. Band 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 3, 4, Dra- matics l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4. Sheralyn Gayle Iackson Now abideth faith, hope and charity, but the greatest of these is charity. Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. 25 SENIORS Bobbie Lois Iohnson Bobby They'll never learn. l-lomemaking l, Library Club 3, Typ- ing 4. Ioan Keck Io 'Why be difficulty with a little more effort you can be impossible. Girl Glee Club, Y-Teens, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4. Miskel Killion Mickey It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Gladys Charlene Lonqsworth Glad All the world's a stage, and We're all part of the play. Library Club, Typing Club, Tri-l-li-Y, Physical Education, Science Club. Gladys Nadine Lovell Deanie Smile and the Whole world will smile with you. Library Club, Y-Teens, l-lomemaking Club, Tri-l-li-Y. Patricia Anne Mason Pat Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit. Beginning 61 Advanced Dramatics, 4-H, Y-Teens, Library Club, Senior Play. 26 1, X ' a Q I ,f . V W I imfix l'o A VV , 'Q c 3 Q '- rw I ,J ff 9' -, . , of G 1 uf lvf f-. ,, ' f W .Idsf ,. it 13' he J' f 9 Q' 5 -K 4' - . 15 at V if i M f ' . X, 74' f'-hive, 'W K-,Fw , , K V! 7' f ' X 'X , ,, fffff ' ., 2 i,M2M,,TMZQ , WW g L A , W W' ,. f ,' . 4 6. , ,wgy so W - ff ,f 'hal SENIORS Robert Iohnston Bob Are you kidding or just joking? Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Military Education 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts l, Physical Edu- cation l. Charles Kelly Too many women are not enough. Football. Mary Magdalene Lee Mag Everything worthwhile has a Wall around it, but always there is a gate and a key. 441-l Club, l-lomemaking, Tri-Hi-Y. Fred F. Lovelace III Pick Caesar is deadg Lincoln is dead: all great men are dyingg and for a fact I don't feel so Well myself. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Military Education 2, 3, 4, Chemis- try Lab 4. Charlene Lybrand Red The biggest problem in the World could have been solved when it was small. Y-Teens 3, Glee Club, Iournalism, Typing, Science Club. Sylvia Vandetta Mason Bandana Two heads are better than one. Library Club 3, Y-Teens l. SENIORS Elmer Sewell Martin Blackie You'll never learn. l-ii-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts l, 2, 3, 4. Betty Ruth Mayes Bet A woman is as old as she looks to a man who likes to look at her. l-lomemakina, Tri-l-li-Y. Bobbie Lynn Meyers Bob Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. 4-H Club, Tri-l-li-Y, Typing, Home- making. Mary LaVada Monday Lou Today is the day that I worried about yesterday. Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club, Homemak- ing. Rosalynn Ann O'Del1 Rosie What people say you cannot do, you try and find you can. junior 'G Senior Play, Annual Staff, Thespians, Dramatics l, Z, 3, 4. Mary Frances Philpot lf it is the truth, what does it matter who said it? Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, I-lomemaking. new 90' n V ! er? X9 ff 'x A 4, '. . 2 A., 67.4. cl , :-. -V 5,e'l. . 4 V. -.4 ' - ,Q , , .,:.. - . ' vr'3 . -f 1:25915 WWQJMV ,QM 45445. ig, lifrxg A31- in Qld' 1' wg WWE 1, M7 'vs ,Q f ,mm 'M SENIORS Hershel Edward Massinqill Peanut You don't say. l-li-Y, Military Education, Physical Education. Larry Roger McKinney Mac A liar should have a good memory. Basketball 6 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Baseball 4, Track 4, Hi-Y. Io Ann Miller lo Do unto others before they have a chance to do unto you. l-lomemakinq l, Y-Teens 2, Science Club 2. Shelby Iean Nunn Sheenie The happiest people are those who are too busy to stop and wonder it they are not. Debate, Art, Glee Club, Science Club. Iames Roy O'Neal Doc This town is so dead it won't even rain in it. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 4. Cecil Powers Sot Don't check me. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Military Educa- tion l, 2, l-li-Y l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. 27 SENIORS Charles Henry Price C, P. Really, you don't mean to tell me. Military Education, Manual Arts, Hi- Y, Physical Education. Alice Fay Rains Alcie A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. ' l-lomemaking, 4-H Club, Tri-l-li-Y. Bertha Mae Reams Bert You'll never walk alone. Choir G Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Nat. l-lonor Society 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, lunior 51 Senior Play, Nat. Forensic League. Mary Helen Roberts Pete Why can't life's problems hit us when We're 17 and know every- thing? l-lomemaking l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, Tri-l-li-Y 3, 4. William Routh Bill Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. Military Education. Iames Robert Shoemaker Pete Why buy a cow, when you can get your milk tree Co. Middlesboro Color Guard l, 2, 3, Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, l-li-Y. 28 r MAX off, 'Wi '-T 4 P' 'QA . , . Q, lv .gt V,L' ,e 1 1 'sf 'UQ gk ,-,agar 'PH 1 if 7 13'z.:i 'L tg ' t-,itat-be 5 xiii. WM-lit 'M-9.1!-'F 1 14- i 1 SQ n ft, 46 rg 'Uk sw . I 1 . ..,,, ' :ll swivel rirt 'Win' w..,,K SENIORS Thomasine Raines Pump Don't hand me that. Science Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, Dra- matics l. Kenneth Rains Now for good luck cast an old shoe after me. Manual Arts, Military Education 2, 3, l-li-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Susan Elaine Reisinger Suze The only way to have a friend is to be one, Thespians 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Choir 3, Iunior 5- Senior Play, Annual Staff. Leona Fern Howlett Cuz lt matters not how long you live, but how well. 4-l-l Club, Science Club, Tri-l-li-Y, Typing. Ioyce Faustine Scott Flossy To know how to wait is the great secret of success. Science Club 3, 4, Tri-l-li-Y 4, lournalism. Norma Gail Siler Abigail There are other things besides money. There's poverty, misery, hunger . . . Annual Staff 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3. SENIORS Carma Lou Slove: Lolly li all our misfortunes were laid in one common pile, I am sure we would all be content to take our share and depart. lunior 6- Senior Play, Thespian So- ciety, Nat. Forensic League, Dra- matics 3, 4. Lynn Blair Smith A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same. Iunior 5- Senior Play, Speech 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 4, Thespi- ans, Annual Staff, Marsha Ruth Smith Little Bit Lo, l am with you always, even unto the end of the World. Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 4, Typing l. Lila Evelyn Snavely Lilac Dreams one day: reality the next. Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior G Senior Play, Annual Staff, Thespian So- ciety. .gary 'lkdv --f Timothy Sowders Timmy We got 'eml Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Ruby Nadine Sparks Dean lt is better to keep quiet and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Library Club l, 2, 4-H Club 2, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 3. T'- -nv Am,-,gn Y7 'fy AW Njv., V 'M Qxg, 'f' V 2 WI 'W 1, , . 4 ,V . 3' fs!!! 'ff , 2 -Q, . ,' , R 1 I SENIORS James Smith Timmy Do it yourself and know it's done right, Band. Margaret Smith Marty Work fascinates me, in fact, I can sit and stare at it all day. Science Club 4. Mary Sue Smith Susie Q Live as long as you want and want as long as you live. Glee Club 3, 4, Homemaking 3. Betty Sowder The best things of lite are free. Science Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Home- making Club 1, 2, 3. Iames Richard Spangler Dickie Big things are built on small things well done. Baseball 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Military Education 2, 3, 4. Nona Lou Stanley Lu Lu The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Girls Glee Club l, 2, Iournalism 2, 3, 4, Typing 3, Advanced Y-Teens 4. 29 SENIORS Iames Thomas Stapleton Chalk Why laddie cut that old stuff out. Football G Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Thelma E. Sutton A good reputation is more valu- able than money. Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, l-lomemaking l, Tri-l-li-Y 4. Nancy Ruth Taylor Sharky The best things in lite are tree. Y-Teens 4, Iournalism 3, 4, Cheer- leader 4. Barbara lean Thomas Bartie It's better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 4, Glee Club 4. if Alice Faye Treece La Can't tell by looking. Science Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, Art Club 2, Iournalism l. Carol Ioyce Ward Icy Look up and not down, look for- ward and not backg look out and not in, and lend a hand. Science Club 4, Drarnatics 3. 30 x he t ll if tt V T .as l.', f -q,. ads fha- -H35 'Spf 'V' 'VK KKVL if, w .0 L5 x. ista -OU! 49 fl iff l' X tt rm. SENIORS Ioe Stras, Ir. Ioe Aw, Nuts! Senior Play, Thespian Society, Chemistry Lab. Ben Wilbur Taylor Running Board Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. Military Education, Physical Educa- tion, Dramatics, Tri-I-li-Y. Wanda Fay Thacker Thak Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you, Dramatics 3, 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Senior Executive Committee, Glee Club 2. Anna Geraldine Thompson Ge rry The Wrong way always seems more reasonable. Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, I-lomemaking Treasurer, 4-H Club. William Harry Wagner I-larry The biggest questions in a persons lite all have one thing in common, they can't be answered. Choir 'dt Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Iunior G Senior Play. Frank White Birddog Do something quick, even if it's wrong. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Military Education 2, 3, 4. SENIORS Phyllis Widener Phil I like work, I can sit and look at it for hours. 4-I-l Club l, 3, Homemaking l, 2, Typing 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4. Carolyn lean Wiley Warolyn Ciley The only sate and sure way to destroy enemies is to make friends oi them. Thespians, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior G Senior Play, Annual Staff. Elizabeth Ann Williams Liz Live While you are alive because you are dead a long, long time. Dramatics l, Science Club 3, 4. Annual Staff, Iunior 61 Senior Play. Vennie Dean Yates Deane The want of a woman is an un- known quality. 4-I-I Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Martha Ann Yeary Marty Anything worth Wanting is Worth waiting for. Tri-I-li-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Homemakinq 1, 2. Williarn Arthur Yeary Bill l will drink life to the lees. Military Education 3, 4, Senior Play, I-li-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 1. 275' M 41' x t -7 fri X ze, L , ,z ,, Q, Q av., 4' 1-L - 3 ,il , Y, f ' f :'Q': ' jig. --' ring' ,243 'i' SENIORS Frances Wilford Fran The door to success is labeled- PUSH! 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Senior Play, Annual Staff. Alice Fay Williams Pony You can make life a bed of roses if you put in a lifetime of spade- work. Dramatics l, 2, lournalism 4, Tri- I-li-Y 2, 4. Charles Douglas Wilmoth Charlie Don't do it unless you have to. Physical Education, Manual Arts, Typing, Hi-Y. Harvey Yeary Spot Drum Majors What about that. Football ci Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Key Club. Orville Yeary Legs To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge. Manual Arts, Military Education. fm 3, irt, 33523 y wx , Kg, X pi f' Sf N X 4 V X ', 'I U .S ff V' alll 'J O -. :Q- Nab, ACT II SCENE: lim Barrett, Becky Campbell, Nita Carr, Carol Haley, Lila Snavely, Iennie Lynn Dougherty, Pat Ely, Geral- dine Evans, layrne Ginsburg, Ruth Hatfield, Bartie Hodge, Norma Honeycutt, Sheralyn Iackson, Ioyce Iordan, Helen Faye Kaltas, Esther King, Iudy Martir'f, Pat Mason, Doyle Milligan, Toni Moore, Ronnie Moyers, Rosie -O'Dell, Bertha Mae Reams, Suze Reisinger, Carma Lou Slover, Lynne Smith, Sally Clark Smith, Wanda Thacker, Edna Turner, Harry Wagner, Cecilia Wakin, Merlene Whited, Carolyn Wiley, Phyllis Wil- liams, Barbara Wolfenbarger, Mickie Bingham, Goldie DRAMATIC CLUBS Students of beginning drarnatics study the history of drama, stagecrait, make-up, and acting. Students oi advanced drarnatics continue the work of beginning drarnatics and occasionally present plays or reviews ADVANCED President, Bartie Hodge, Vice President, Bertha Mae Reams, Secretary, Bebe Turner, Treasurer, Ronnie Moyers. Harville, Pat Goodin, Frances Wiliford, Mary Anderson, Ianet Arnett, Bonnie Blake, Ronnie Brown, Thelma Burchfield, Sally Carr, Iuanita Dean, Mitchell Douglas, Ann Hamlett, lanet Hash, Kay Henry, Nancy Holt, Ianet Sue Hyde, lanice Iohnston, Billie Laymon, Larry Lyon, Neville Mays, Nini McDaniels, Barbara Mink, Patty Miracle, Georgia Nunn, Patti Patterson, Linda Lou Ralston, Isabelle Rowlett, Sylvia Seals, Brenda Smith, Carolyn Smith, Kirby Smith, Barbara Taylor, Myrna Tennyson, Polly Tucker, Wanda Welch, David Williams, Glenna VV'illis, Gail Wright. as assembly programs. Thus the students, While broadening their knowledge oi an im- portant, and oiten neglected, branch of literature, are simultaneously acquiring mental and physical poise. BEGINNING President, Kay Henry: Vice President, Kirby Smithg Secretary, Billie Io Laymon. 35 THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY President .....T...... ,.,.,,,,, L ynne Smith Vice President, ,,,,-,i Suze Resinqer Secretary ......,..vi .....,,....iii., B ebe Turner Treasurer ,rr,....r.,...rr.........,r,..,, Fredwyn Creech Thespian Troupe 972, Sponsor: luanita Markham. The National Thespian Society is an honor organization which gives recog- nition to students doing meritorious work in dramatics. Eligibility tor mem- bership is obtained by participating in acting or stagecraft. Students must have participated in the equivalent of a hundred hours of dramatic work. After earning their credits tor membership, the members can earn credit tor honor standings. MEMBERS: Carolyn Wiley, Lynne Smith, Elizabeth Wil- Willis Hampton, Terry Gooding, Arthur Yeary, Iud liams, Bartie Hodge, Lila Snavely, Carol Haley, David Alford, Bertha Mae Beams, Dorsey Ayers, Beverly Hatfield, Suze Resinger, Bebe Turner, Nita Carr, Pat Hinel, lennie Lynne Daugherty, Sheralyn Iackson, Harry Ely, Rosie O'Dell, Fredwyn Creech, Carma Lou Slover, Wagner. 36 Etta Lou Branscom, Leona Rowlett, Faye Treece, Thoma- sine Rains, Regina Moyers, Eugene Franks, Helen Allen, Vivian Evans, Io Ann Miller, Glenda Frye, Shelby lean Nunn, Carol Ward, Faustine Scott, Colleen SCIENC Science Club .... .................................. President ,,s,.v,.,,. ..,,. c ,...,.,., Faye Treece Vice President .......,,.,,.......... Thomasine Rains Secy. and Treas. .4 .,......,c Vennie Dean Yates The Science Club was newly organized in l955 under the supervision of Miss Vada Chaclwell, Peggy Coatney, Betty Sowders, Ioyce Earls, Mary Ruth Cowan, Patsy Goodin, Marty Smith, Ioan Huff, Elizabeth Williams, Io Ann Harris, Gladys Longs- worth, Vennie Yates. E CLUB Chumley. Its members are of upper class- men only. lt is affiliated with the Science Club of America as the Kurious Kids. Each member chooses projects dealing with various phases of science. 37 .- , Sopranos: Barbara Blondell, lerlene Brashear, Pat Ely, Geraldine Evans, Pat Goodin, Ianet Hyde, Sheralyn lackson, Helen Faye Kalfas, Billie Io Laymon, Emma Lybrand, Toni Moore, Georgia Nunn, Bertha Mae Reams, Lynne Smith, Lila Snavely, Carolyn Wiley, Gail Wright, Patsy Yoakum. Altos: Mary K. Burnside, Carolyn Cawood, Iuanita Dean, Mickie Estes, Kay Henry, Bartie Hodge, Gloria Krebs, lean Mason, Marjorie Meyers, Patty Patterson, Linda Ralston, lean Roark, Isabel The purpose of the choir is to entertain various organizations and to help the dif- ferent charities. lt is also the purpose to better the music in Middlesboro High School. The officers of the choir are: President ,vi...s,,..,,...ss, . .,i,...ss,ss....., Bartie Hodge Vice President ..s.., ..,,....,.. L ynne Smith Treasurer ...,,,.. ,,..,... T Omrny Colgan Reporter ,r,., ,...,,.,s....s...., M ickfe Estes Librarians .,s,.. ,.....l M ary Kate Burnside Ronnie Moyers Rowlette, Gail Siler, Bebe Turner. Tenors: Tucld Alford, Billy Barton, Iohnny Blondell, Tommy Colgan, Mitchell Douglass, Geoff Mitchell, Ronnie Moyers, Penn Nichol- son, Kenneth Robbins, Petey Southgate, Harry Wagner. Basses: George Ball, Buddy Callison, Iimmy Goforth, lim Hurst, Lawrence Iackson, Larry Lyons, Kirby Smith, Richard Spangler, Bob Yeary, Wesley Yeary. Director -Mrs. Ianet Matthews. CHOIR 38 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club meets twice ct week. The group sings in three parts and sings from The Golden Book ot Songs. Sopranos: Caroline Ball, Delores Blackburn, Peggy Blackburn, lerlene Brashear, Virginia Burch, Peggy Carter, Norma Cochran, Edith Collins, Mary Ruth Cowan, Gloria Davis, Sandra Davis, Marion Dix, Reba Fuson, Reba Hammon, Charlotte Harris, loann Harris, Sandra Hoskins, Sheralyn lackson, Eddie Io lohnson, ludy King, Dorothy Klaja, Virginia Lee, Christine Longsworth, Emma lean Lybrand, Ioyce Miracle, Doris Nelson, Shelby Nunn, ,Pat Parker, Mary F. Philpot, Carolyn Robinson, Mary Sue Smith, Martha Sowders, l Brenda Stewart, Bartie Thomas, Diane Rowlett, Carolyn Rowlett, Peggy Cootney. Altos: Phyllis Abbot, Mary Reana Barnett, Wanda Evans, loan Gombita, Lola l-loskins, Shirley Hoskins, Shirley Gregg, Shirley Iones, Brenda Miracle, Phyllis Moyers, Mary Mullins, Carolina Robbins, Tommie Sue Smith, Cecilia Wakin, Iecm Wilson, Mary Wilson, Velo Wilson, Mary Ruth Wright, Delores Vaughn, Pat Cowan, lanie Harrell. Director- Mrs. Ianet Matthews. .3 ff 39 George Bcrll, lim Barnes, Billy Barton, Homer Dorton, Keith Fletcher, Clyde Gibson, Ben Miller Director-Mrs. Icxnet Matthews. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club has sung to CI grecrt extent in unison this year. The club Worked on tone, pronunciation, and ease in singing. Some Work was being done on descunts and two peut, tenor and boss, Working up to four port work. 40 MANUAL ARTS The purpose of the Manual Arts Club is to carry on the projects being made in the Manual Training Classes along with repair- ing of school furniture and the upkeep of OFFICERS OF lst GROUP President A,,,...,........,,,,.........,.. ......,, I imrny O'Neal Secretary .,........,...,..,.......,,.. ,....,... O rville Yeary MEMBERS: lst GROUP Bobby Booth, George Beasley, Wendell Branscome, Orville Carmony, Arlis Clarkson, Earl Davis, Donald England, lohnny Evans, larnes Fretwell, Mathew Gambrel, Carl Gulley, Doug Grey, Bobby Green, lohn W. King, lames Leach, Henry Laws, Billy Lee, Boyd Marsee, Dorman Mike, Clifford Miracle, Bill Mayes, Iames Mayes, Eugene Mason, l-lershell Moyers, Lawrence Mills, G. W. Morgan, lohn Mills, Iarnes Miller, limmy O'Neal, Billy Reed, Nelson Sowders, David Thomas, Ioe Taylor, Keith Williford, lames Wilson, Iames Whalen, Albert Weaver, Orville Yeary. the buildings of our school system. The classes meet twice a week, but our boys' membership is so great that it is necessary that we meet four times a week. OFFICERS OF SECOND GROUP President ,...............,......,.................. ............ E lrner Martin Secretary .....,.................................. .,..... G eorge Beasley MEMBERS OF Znd GROUP lames Archer, Lonnie Beeler, Cade Brittian, Martin Burke, David Campbell, Fred Collingsworth, Dale Farmer, Fred Gent, Tommy Hall, Louis Hunley, Ierry Kimsey, Kerny Kivett, Don Mason, Ioe Mason, Ronald Moyers, Bobby Mike, Albert Norton, Kenneth Rains, David Schooler, Dorris Taylor, Rex Treece, Walter Thacker, Billie lo Williford, Ben Webb, Iohn Steelman, Charles Spurlock, Thomas Partin, lerry Vonmer, Elmer Martin. s 1 41 41 THE MIDDLESBORO H. S. BAND Band has an unusual place. lt otters fun, trips, etc. for its membersg and a chance to learn music fundamentals, muscular co-ordination, discipline, mixing with other schools at public performances, and many other advantages for its members. A lot of hard Work by all lies behind the glittering appearance of our band. The band Won the SlUO iirst prize over a field of six competitors in the annual mile long Daniel Boone Festival Parade held in October oi this school year. Cheryl Barton, Beverly Biggerstaif, Bonnie Blake, Carol Buckner, Virginia Burch, Thelma Burchfield, Becky Campbell, Ioan Campbell, Nita Carr, Fred- wyn Creech, Sharon Creech, Sandra Davis, Priscilla Dorton, Suzanne Elliott, Kay Ely, Sheilagh Farmer, Patsy Greer, Beverly l-linel, Bartie Hodge, Ianice Iohnston, Nini McDaniel, Brenda Scott, Carolyn Smith, Sally Thomasson, Cecilia Wakin, Dixie Walls, Phyllis White, Merlene Vtfhited, Connie Zimmer- man, Carol Herd, Betsy Standifer, Willie Beason, Tommy Board, Karl Brittain, Clyde Brooks, Melvin Burnside, Bill Channell, Eddie Collingsworth, David Colson, Iohn Conner, Wilburn Conner, Kenneth Day, Homer Dorton, Bill Ely, David Ely, Keith Fletcher, Bob Fuson, lohn Guthrie, Willis Hampton, lack l-lite, Richard I-lite, Fred Lovelace, Larry Lyon, Ioe McCauley, Larry McKinney, Bisell McWilliams, Roy Marcum, Boyce Marsee, Neal Minton, Leslie Owen, George Ridings, lim Smith, Kirby Smith, David Williamson, Wesley Yeary, Richard Saylor. Members of the marching band during football season: Shirley Hoskins, Stanley Steele, loe l-lensley, Phyllip Dalton, Pat Patterson, and Sherman lohnson tdeceasedl. i , ,,-. . 4 by OFFICERS President ....,,.... - ...................,.............. Bariie Hodge Vice President AA........,, .......,, E ddie Collinqsworth Secretary-Treasurer ..,..........,. Suzanne Elliott Social Chairmen ,..,.. ...... - ...Willis Hampton Cheryl Barion Librarian ............ ...- .... Merlene Whited Drum Major .......... .......... T ommy Board Band Sponsor ....... ....... B everly I-linel 1 231' 1 'Y Q' I 4,3 Wm: , 5 im V o I I ,,g ,,'. , ' ,J ii r if . N s 7 i 15 R x fil' j w r V 1 ' ' ai -I :J 43 Y S N X v n 5 f y Helen Allen, Birchel Rice, Eugene Franks, Betty Allen, Sally Carr, Carolyn Ball, Barbara Walker, Nini McDaniel, Billie Mae Taylor, Gladys Lovell, Sylvia Mason, Geraldine Thompson, Brenda Epperson, Clyde LIBRARY CLUB The Middlesboro High School Library is under the supervision oi a full time librarian, and is open to all students each period during the day. This library is not only for the students, but for members oi the iaculty and citizens oi our community. lt contains over four thousand well-chosen books oi all kinds suitable tor high school students. The reference section is composed oi up-to- date materials such as bound magazines, encyclopedias, abridged and unabridged dictionaries, year-books, maps, atlases, almanacs, Current Biography, and special reference books in the Music, History, Art, Science, Literature, and Social Science De- partments. President ,r,,.,. r.,,......... Ge orge Ball Secretary ....,,r.... .....,r F lorence Evans Vice President ..,, ...irr........ B arbara Walker Treasurer ....,,.. .,rrrr,. G eraldine Thompson Gibson, Thelma Sutton, Anita lohnson, Pete Southgate, Barbara Taylor, George Ball, Phyllis Williams, Ronnie Brown, Mildred England, Ginger Turner, Pat Iohnson, Shirley Markham, Marsha Smith, Florence Evans. David Markham, Geoff Mitchell, Penn Nicholson, Wlorth Lovett, Paul Braden, David Williamson, Fredwyn Creech, Doris Dalton, Georgia Nunn, Patty Miracle. Sponsor: Gladys DeMarcus. DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club has been active since l930. its aim is to promote clear, logical thinking, stage presence, and enduring interest in the art of debating. For seven years Middlesboro High School has Won the Regional Tournament and Went on to the State Tournament where they also made a good showing. ' X is l NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICERS President .,... ,,.......AA..,. B ertha Mae Beams Vice Pres. .ss............. Lynne Smith Secretary .,.. ,.,.,ss. K ay Henry Treasurer .,rr ..... . Paul Braden The National Forensic League is the outstanding speech organization in the United States. lt is an honor society requiring that its members be in the upper third ot their classes, and also that they have attained a high degree oi excellence in speech activities in competition with other schools. MEMBERS: Bertha Mae Beams, Georgia Nunn, Carma Patti Miracle, Paul Braden, Penn Nicholson, Worth Lou Slover, David Markham, Geoff Mitchell, Lynne Lovett, Kay Henry, Patricia Ely, David Williamson. Smith, Fredwyn Creech, Susan Reisinger, Bonnie Blake, 46 Mary Anderson, Gloria Billingsley, Carolyn Branscorne, Peggy Sue Brimm, Patsy Clark, Brenda Coatney, Brenda Collins, Gloria Davis, Bobbie Sue Duncan, Sarah Duncan, Mildred Fay England, Alice Fay Fuson, Ieanette Humfleet, Eddie lo Iohnson, loan Keck, Ruby GIRLS' 4-H OFFICERS ' Brenda Coatney President ,,...,,,.,.... ,oo,oo, Vice President ..,. ....,o, D elores Vaughn .------,o,--Ioan Keck Frances Wilford ,c--..Loretta Standiier Cheerleader ..,,oo.. Phyllis Sparks Shirley Ward Secretary ,,oo...,, ooo,ooo Treasurer Reporter .,o..... Songleader ....,oo......o,oo......,lo,....... The '4-H Clubs complete various projects during the school year and take part in the annual 4-H Club Fair, which is held in Sep- tember. Members of the MHS 4-l-l Clubs Won several prizes at the fair held last year. Gail Loop, La Gretta Maiden, Lura Miller, Hester Murreil, Gloria Parks, Ina Ruth Russell, Sylvia Seals, Phyllis Sparks, Loretta Standifer, Leona Studervant, Sandra Snodgrass, Phyllis Thompson, Delores Vaughn, Shirley Ward, Brenda Wells, Frances Wilford. 47 Aileen Burkes, Sandra Branscorne, Eunice Bussell, Sandra Childers, Nancy Cawood, Cloetha Chadwell, Pat Cowan, Loretta Chadwell, Alberta Duffield, Mary Coldiron, Wanda Evans, Alma Frazier, Iuanita Clouse, Carol Dillman, Gladys Gent, Barbara Harrell, Sonja Huddleston, Io Dean Hendrickson, Mary Louise Hurn- fleet, Vada Monday, Betty Marsee, Lillie Ruth Roberts, Mary Helen Roberts, Alice Rains, Ioyce Sowders, Mildred Shumate, Lorene Sturdivant, Io Ann Warren, Margaret Vtfhited, Drucilla Wyrick, Gale Wright, Patricia Yates, Martha Yeary, Mary Ruth Warren, Carolyn Ball, Gail Barnes, Kathleen Barnett, Vivian Botts, Colleen Brooks, Thelma Burchtield, Sally Reid Carr, Elizabeth Mae Fultz, Delores Fultz, Cleda Mae Green, Rhonda Harrell, Shirley Hoskins, Norma Ruth lennings, lanice lohnson, Mary Nell Lambert, Patsy Long, Nini McDaniels, Carolina Robbins, Mildred Sparks, Ianice Sutton, Barbara Louise Taylor, Billie Mae Taylor, Polly Tucker, Betty Shumate, Barbara Wooten, Patsy Yoakum, Lana Gene Yoakurn, Dorothy Klaja, Reba Hammoc, Virginia Lee, Gloria Billingsley, Peggy Brimm, Pauline Burngardner, Wanda Carroll, Geraldine Carter, Brenda Collins, Ioyce Emmett, Nancy Fretwell, Margaret Fuson, lanine Fuson, Katherine Harrell, Mary Lou Harrell, Lavenda Longworth, Anna Ruth Lybrand, La Gretta Maiden, Lola Massey, Lura Miller, lo Ann Montgomery, Margaret Nagle, Helen Noe, Dorothy Rains, Iudy Rains, loyce Redmon, Loretta Standifer, Leona Sturdivant, Patricia Thacker, Yvonne Treadway, Martha Vinoski, Shirley Ward, Cloeva Webb, Brenda Wells, Betty Io Williamson, Shelvie Head, Mary Lou Leach. HOMEMAKING Advanced: President, Vada Monday, Vice President, Sandra Branscome, Secretary, Nancy Cawood, Treasurer, Mary Helen Roberts, Reporter, Barbara Harrell. Be- ginning Group 1: President, Ianine Fuson, Vice President, Margaret Nagle, Secretary, Shelvie Head, Treasurer, lo Ann Mont- gomery. Beginning Group 2: President, Rhonda Harrell, Vice President, Shirley Hoskins, Secretary, Delores Fultz, Treasurer, Ianice Iohnson. 48 MILITARY EDUCATION Iuniors: Dennis Guthrie, Dickie Amburgey, Hershel Moyers, Wendell Branscomb, Dorman Mike, I. D. Fret- well, Iames Miller, Teddy Hubble, Iames Mays, Billy Lee, Stacy Smith, Edward Emmett, Iimmy Montgomery, Boyd Gully, Iohn Mills, Clayton England, LeRoy Head, Ronald Morgan, Ioe Welch, Don Walker, Danny Willi- ford, Homer Harrell, Conny Spoons, Nelson Sowders, limmy Goforth, Buddy Callison, Iohn Blondell, Ambrose Price, Roy Ramsey, lim Harville, Henry Laws, Iack Crawford. Seniors: Bobby Barton, Iimmy Shoemaker, Orville Yeary, Bobby Childers, Dorsey Ayers, Iudd Alford, Bill Clark, David Hatfield, Dickie Spangler, Carl Carter, Arthur Yeary, Iames Blevins, Hershel Massen- gill, Charles Price, Terry Gooding, Frank White, Iim O'Neal, Tommy Board, Bill Routh, Fred Buckner, Eddie Collingsworth, Larry McKinney, Robert lohnson, William Ellison, Iim Smith, Charles England, Charles Kelly, Ben Taylor. Sophomores: Karl Brittain, Ronnie Adkins, Kirby Smith, Leslie Owen, Iack Hite, Iimmy Hurst, Roy Marcum, Charlie Nagle, Bill Channell, Eugene Mason, Bobby Ioe Smith, Don Yoakum, Neal Minton, Gene Pruitt, G. W. Morgan, Arlis Clarkson, Bill Ely, Larry Lyon, Tommy Colgan, David Nicholson, Iames Turner, Lawrence Mills, Robert Fuson, Darris Harrell, loe Mason, Donnie Fultz, James Leach, William Matts, Iohn Carpenter, Iohn Guthrie, Matthew Gambrel, David Thomas, Hobart Hubble, Iohn Connor, Iohn Shartzer, Woodrow Wilson, Ioe Taylor, Douglas Gray, Birchel Rice, Alva Grubbs, Alva Day, Bobby Booth, Iohn Kendrick, Bob Overbay, Ierry Vaughn, Carl Gully, Beverly Bradford, Orville Carmony, Iohn Guy, Bill Hughett. Drill Assistants: Karl Brittain, Dennis Guthrie, Bob Barton, Iimmy Shoemaker, Kirby Smith, Larry McKinney, Bo Marcum, Iohn Blondell, Bob Childers, David Hatfield, Eddie Collingsworth. 49 Editor, Emily Greer, Associate Editor, lane Bowling: Society Editor, lo Ann Morrison, Sports Editor, Bert Paynterg Feature Editor, Charles Harrell, Sponsor, Mrs. Edythe Clower. Reporters: Don Evans, Robert Hatton, Billy Meeks, Richard Saylor, Mary Barnett, Peggy Carter, Ann Cosby, Bobbie Emmett, Glenna Gregg, Charlotte Harris, JOURNALISM Barbara Hayes, Pat Hendrickson, Pat Hickman, Bobbie Hurst, Murriel Keck, Mary Lou Leach, Christine Long- worth, Neville Ann Mayes, Donna Moore, Mary Mullins, Dana Robinson, Tommy Sue Smith, Nancy Taylor, Pat Uhl, Barbara Walker, .Phyllis White, Alice Williams, Mary Wilson, Connie Zimmerman. The Iournalism Club has one major purpose: Practice of news writinq and feature writing tor the school news, and the intelligent reading .ot our newspapers. The Middlesboro Hiqh School news appears in the Daily News approximately every two weeks. W ,.m..i.. If QX , pn I Nmf 7. 4 6 -lf , CAI vs' 'I n ACT III 7? me Q A -iff!! Xt, QW 5 4? N, X!! f- , .Wea YELLOW JACKETS WIN IN BOWL AS BRADEN SAW IT Middlesboro spent two hard weeks on the lake bank in preparation for the coming season. Although the strength of the team was uncertain the outlook was bright. The lackets took the field on the last day of August with high hopes for a successful season. Our first opponent this year was Wallins High. We hadn't met this team in recent years and we were unsure of its strength. Likewise, Middlesboro was unsure of its own strength, but from the opening kickoff the Yellow Iackets' power became apparent. With every back and one end scoring touchdowns the lackets won going away 41-O. The next foe the Iackets faced was Barbourville. This was a real contest for the team. Not only were the Tigers tough, but this was also our first conference game. Middlesboro met this problem by marching seventy-two yards for a touchdown and kick- the point after. A rugged defense held the spread formation of Barbourville for no gain and the lackets rolled again, holding a 13-U lead at halftime. But Barbourville was not to be denied as in the second half a fifty- three yard pass reached paydirt for the tigers. But the lackets came back to make it 19-6. Both teams scored again but the Iackets' strength proved greater and the final score was 26-12. The Iackets again went out of the con- ference as they traveled to meet the Briar lumpers from Somerset. The Jackets scored on the fourth play of the game and led 6-U. The ball changed hands many times during the game. The Iackets were having a bad night and getting some bad breaks. They couldn't reach the goal line again. The score remained 6-O until late in the last quarter. Then the lumpers, aided by a penalty, scored and kicked the point. The score read 7-6. Again the Iackets could not move the ball and they went down to defeat 7-6. The next week the Yellow Iackets journeyed to Corbin to meet Lynn Camp. This was a very important game for the lackets as was every conference game and they wanted to avenge their loss of a week ago. The lackets were hot that night and scored two quick touchdowns. But Lynn Camp surged to a touchdown and the first quarter ended 14-7. This only heartened the lacketsp they scored two more touchdowns 4, L 5 4 M Q l ' If fl 1 f A j y sl X 3 f f! . . , I N 41 L . iff? -1, i t. , . L . f f 3 ,rhry L I ? .yyy V 5. Q ., ,x 1 C . ,gif I 2. . f' ti' , , .' 'tn' g g if, ' I ' , ,. T , .,.., X , 't' 1 t ' If., .Z f..V. fy K and led 28-7 at the half. ln the third-quarter the lackets again hit paydirt twice to take a commanding lead of 42-7. The reserves took over in the fourth and each team scored. The final score showed Iackets 49, Lyn Camp l4. The Iackets next met the No. 2 team in the state, the Corbin Redhounds. This was the game of the year for the lackets. lf they won this one they could probably take the conference crown. The lackets received the opening kickoff only to fumble deep in our own territory. Corbin was quick to take ad- vantage and tallied on their first play. The point was missed and the lackets trailed 6-U. Again the lackets failed to move the ball and again the Bedhounds were quick to take advantage of it. The score at the quarter was 12-O. For a minute it looked grim for the lackets. But the scrapping Yellow lackets staged one of the greatest comebacks ever witnessed at Bradner Stadi- um. With every regular fighting his heart out the lackets went in at the half leading 14-12. Early in the third period the brilliant Iacket defense backed the Bedhounds up to their own goal and broke through to block their punt. To the Iackets disappointment it sailed out of the end zone for a safety rather than the hoped for touchdown. The lackets led 16-l2 going in to the final period. But late in the last quarter Corbin found a re- ceiver far down field and Corbin regained rf y 5 41 fi the lead 19-16. The time was short and the lackets could not score again. This Qfame and the fight and scrape of the lackets was said by many to be the greatest ever shown at Bradner Stadium. Even in defeat the lackets held their heads high. The lackets again were to meet a con- ference foe in Knox Central. Many people thought the lackets were in for a let-down after the Corbin game. That was the way it looked as the lackets played a very poor first half and led only l3-U But the lackets came back and looked like the team they actually were. They scored five touchdowns in the second half and with the reserves playing the latter part of the game. The final was 48-O. On the following Friday another swarm of Yellow lackets came out of Williamsburg to test the lackets. With Middlesboro still very much in the conference race, this was again a very important game. The Iackets pushed a very stubborn Williamsburg de- fense goalward and led at the end of the first period 7-O. The Williamsburg team stubbornly fought back but again the lackets subdued them and the half ended with the Middlesboro lackets out front l4-O. But Williamsburg had yet to show its strength as in the third and fourth periods they shoved the lackets back and scored two touchdowns. The point after was missed and the Middlesboro lackets ended with a very canfzizzfm' 011 Page 68 Ist Row-Left to Right: Timmy Goforth, Cecil Powers, Harvey Yeary, Bill Clark, Tim Sowders, Ules Day, Tommy Stapleton, David Hatfield, Terry Gooding, Paul Braden, Charles Nagle, Clyde Mason. 2nd Row-lirnmy Gooding, Stacy Smith, Fred Ditty, Richard Hover, Ronnie Adkins, Iohn Eddie Goin, Houston Ball, Darris Harrell, Billy Dean, lohn Conner, David Cawood. 3rd Row-Lawrence Iackson, Alva Day, Lyle Mace, Dennis Guthrie, Kenneth Lockridge, lim Massengill, Walt Taylor, Larry Lyons, Billy Ioe Meeks, Doyle Milligan, lames Harville, Bobby Buckner. 53 S 3? 1 if 1 W I A Bobby Barton, Frank White, Harvey Yeary, Tommy burgey, David Hatfield, Larry McKinney, Charles Spur- Stapleton, Bill Clark, Don Denny, Paul Braden, Ronnie lock, Doug Mayes, David Campbell. Milligan, Iohnny Blondell, Iimmy Hurst, Dickie Am- RUNNING WITH THE CAGERS Uncertain of their future, the lackets opened the season with a new coach at the reins. Middlesboro met defeat at the hands of Barbourville in their first game, 65-57.' Next a powerful Lone lack five journeyed to Middlesboro and again the Iaclcets met defeat, 7l-70. Middlesboro took to the road: and with 'White and Stapleton showing the way, the Vlfilliamsburg Yellow laclcets went down to defeat, 64-57. The Panthers of Knox Central journeyed to town and were stung handily by the lackets, 92-73. Lynn Camp followed Knox Central and they too went on the trail of defeat, 8l-5l. Middlesboro then invaded our neighbor- ing state of Tennessee and met the Lalfollette Owls. The Iackets spoiled the Owls un- defeated season 69-60. 56 The Iackets again hit the road this time to London where they stung the Tigers 77-66. The laclcets traveled to Bell High where they won the Bell High Invitation Tourna- ment by defeating Harlan 55-45, and Bell High 63-57. Next, the lackets journeyed to Clay County. Having won seven straight games, the laclcets met defeat by a score of 72-64. The Iackets hit their stride again and defeated Pineville 77-55, Knox Central 82-66, and Bell High 81-74. Against Barbourville, this year's laclcets gained the distinction of being the only Yellow lacket team to hit l00 points-They did this in defeating Barbourville 100-83. The Iackets continued this pace in defeating Lynn Camp, 74-68, Harlan 74-59, and Pine- ville, 73-72. Again Lone lack defeated the Yellow Iackets-this time, 64-58. But the lackets got back on their winning ways by defeating Bell High 86-8l, and Wil- liamsburg 84-63. ln the Williamsburg game, Chalk Stapleton hit 45 points to set a new individual scoring record for Middlesboro High School. The lackets kept a new win- ning streak going by defeating Corbin 67-65. Our next ,game was with the league lead- ing Clay County Tigers. Although the lackets staged a great comeback in the second half, they went down before the sharp shooting Tigers 64-59. This brought the Iackets to the District Tournament. The lackets drew the power- ful Lone lack five. Although they fought hard all the way, the lackets went down 82-70. The Iackets had members chosen for the All-Tournament team. They were Frank White, Tommy Stapleton, and Paul Braden. The Seniors whose play made this season a successful one were: Frank Birdog White, Tommy Happy Stapleton, Harvey Drum Yeary, Bobby Smiles Barton, Don Sid Denny, Bill Fats Clark, Larry Smoke McKinney, David Bluster Hat- field, and Paul Piston Braden. The other member was a junior, Doug Ducky Mays. 1 iris. 57 '47 CHEERLEADERS :Q li INTERMISSION S ' ' 1 N I 5, .ff KW' , .f 2 X ' r 1 1 K Eunice Bussell, Carol Dillman, Mary Lee Eastridge, Bobbie Emmett, Ioan Huff, loan Keck, Charlene Lybrand, Lois Marsee, Io Ann Miller, Regina Moyers, Brenda Owens, Mary Helen Roberts, Leona Rowlett, Faustine Scott, Phyllis Sparks, Nona Lou Standley, Nancy Taylor, Ioann Warner, Alice Williams, Martha Yeary, Vennie Yates, Gladys Longsworth, Dorothy Pace, Mary Nell Baker, Joyce Brooks, Margaret Bruce, Geraldine Carter, Brenda Cox, Pat Davis, Sandra Davis, Reba Denny, Marion Dix, Ieanette England, Mary Eleeman, Pat Harn- lin, loanne Hansand, lane Harrell, ludy Hatifield, Carolyn Hurst, Geneva Lode, Shelby I. Myers, Dorothy Miller, Ioann Montgomery, Margaret Nagle, Martha Neikirk, Wanda Philpot, lanet Poore, Linda Ralston, Rose Smith, Betty Sowders, Cora Lee Stanley, Etta Thompson, Betty Williamson, Ieannie Wilson, Sandra Patricia Woodson, Mary Ruth Wright, Ianice Hyde. To create maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community high standards of Christian Character. T R I- H I- Y BEGINNING President, Margaret Naglep Vice President, Mary Nell Bakery Secretary, Linda Ralstong Treasurer, loyce Brooks, Chaplain, Dorothy Miller, ADVANCED President, Nancy Taylor, Vice President, Charlene Lybrandg Secretary, Carol Dillrnang Treasurer, Brenda Owens: Song Leader, Leona Rowlettg Chaplain, Eunice Bussell. HI-Y CLUBS ADVANCED President, Don Denny, Vice President, Iohn Blondell, Secretary, Charles Price, Treasurer, Daniel Willitord. BEGINNING , President, David Cawood, Vice President, Bobby Io Smith: Secretary, Iames Turner, Treasurer, Ronnie Adkins. Billy Barton, Ianies Blevins, Iohn Blondell, Martin Burkes, Buddy Callison, lack Crawford, Don Denny, Charles England, Clayton England, Fred Gent, Iimmy Goforth, Homer Harrell, Le Roy Head, Lawrence lack- son, Robert Iohnston, Hershell Massingill, Clyde Mason, Doug Mayes, Hollis Miller, Iimrny Montgomery, Ronald Morgan, Albert Norton, Charles Price, Kenneth Rains, Stacy Smith, Donald Walker, Daniel Williford, Charles VV'ilmoth, Bobby Io Smith, Darris Harrell, Iarnes Turner, David Schooler, Cecil Norton, Cosby Willard, Ben Henry Webb, David Cawood, Jimmy Ellison, David Hopper, The Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.M.C.A., Young Men's Christian Association. The purpose ot the Hi-Y Club is to promote Cll Growth in individual achievement and social adjustment. C25 Growth in appreciation of different nationalities, religions, and races. C33 Growth in the development of high standards ot conduct and living. C47 Growth in the knowledge and love of God. Lonnie Beeler, George Ronald Adkins, William Smith, James D. Carpenter, Clarence Turner, Billy I. Williford, Freddie Anderson, Iames Archer, Kerney Kivett, Walter Thacker, Robert Lee Yeary, Kenneth Day, George Byrd, Kenneth Lee, Roy Henry Pace, David Ely, Gary Meyers, Tommy Francisco, Roy Robertson, Iohnny Loy, Alma Grubbs, Chester Ayers, Danny Metzler, Iim Keck, Kenneth Lotridge, Bobby Ray Mike, Huston Ball, Mike Barrett, Luster Laws, Benny Feltz, George Givens, Dale Farmer, Iirnmy Dixon. NATIONAL SOCIETY OFFICERS President ...,..,...... , ,.., .,........ Doris Dalton Vice President eee..,. eeeA.,... B ertha Beams Secretary ,.,..sss.... t ss,,.....,s Dorsey Ayers Treasurer ,sss,s, ..,sss C arma Lou Slover Sponsor oooo.o...,.,.........,oo,,..............,, Mary Slemp The membership of the National Honor Society is composed of students who have at least B average in all subjects. MEMBERS: Sheralyn Iackson, Dorsey Ayers, Nita Carr, Mary Ruth Cowan, Charlene Lybrand, Paul Braden, Patricia Mason, Carma Lou Slover, Lila Snavely, Pat Cowan, Kay Henry, Iudy Martin, Toni Moore, Ronnie Moyers, Penn Nicholson, Merlene Whited, Mildred Turner. t ff!-O AMN I O Z O W Q 0 f ,AOA 'Q' tv ' S il if JJ 6 Y- O 4 7 l THE BETA CLUB OFFICERS President ,-,-,-,-,,,,,,,,,.....,,,....,.. Fredwyn Creech Vice President ....ve ,.....e.....,Af. Bartie Hodge Secretary ,,,,,.,,,,,- ...... E tta Lou Branscome Treasurer ..,,,,., ,......... S usan PtelSi1'1q9I Sponsor ..,v........,e.........e....,... Gladys DSMCFICLIS The membership of the National Beta Club is composed of the students who have at least a B average in all subjects. MEMBERS: David Markham, Ioe Paul Welch, Geoffrey Mitchell, Susan Reisinqer, Terry Gooding, Bartie Hodge, Carolyn Wiley, Iudd Alford, Bonnie Blake, Fredwyn Creech, Frances Wilford, Ruby Sparks, Wanda Thacker, Etta Lou Branscome, Carol Haley, Ginger Turner, Pat Iohnson, Lola Hoskins. 63 BAC KSTAGE 'i BEST LOOKING HUTVGYYSUTY I Iennie Lynn Dougherty ,-A ,a 51 ' 5 J' i V I , v f fig!! W , , if V 14 My Av, Q ', 61' 1662 5-k P' 1 7 Tj , ,f .6 :I ,f -wr .- v .Y f K, A Av' 1,5 . in 4 ' , A ' Q A 3, ff., ,A ' 4 'B ,J pf. 2 4 ,ww , V iff? 2 ' 1 Nylw gf, K , 5.5 .,r?VM'7 fs, 9 -Mg IW., K fy' MQ-.xg N ff 4 Na' . ,, ,, f W f V V. 4 , MQMKZ4 Q , ,. Q f, nv'-17 ,tg X 9,132 , ny f, ,gs f, V v' rg A 2 C1 fs, Q, , , I V ink B H594 Mg. SSM . Bxx .. 65 GRAND FINALE fxice OSI' CUTEST Terry Gooding Ccmna Lou Slover MOST VERSATILE Paul Braden Bebe Turner 66 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Fredwyn Creech Dorsey Ayers f N hm. KIOMINIQ iymu U-I X ' I A If I '2g...,,Ofc,. ff f M, Q 1 I 4 I x X ti 1 sIJTI'lIsl5' IIw,I Wfwurullevr I I h i ,,,'1l-wi V , -f-41 . U here Q frrndurwl If f'I d 1 II, ', 1,. fvmhr- CURTAIN CALL ,. , if Rvws' I V32 I 6 'Ku Paul Braden vi fo ,pw rv Qx. D. A. R. GOOD CITIZEN Fredwyn Creech IDEAL SENIOR 67 AUTCGRAPHS canlinzzcff from Page 53 slim 14- l 3 victory. Our next opposition was furnished by our close rivals from Bell High. This again was a conference game but more than that it was a game of rivals. The Iackets were early in showing what they thought of the old rivalry as they jumped to a 6-U lead. They quickly scored again and by the half had run up a 26-6 lead. The Bobcats fought back, but again the lackets were on the top end of the score: this time 40-l2. On a miserable day for football with threatening skies and a muddy field, the lackets met their arch rival in the long- awaited game with Pineville. For the first time in three years the lackets could look for revenge, for the last three years had ended in defeat for the lackets. The Iackets jumped to an early 6-O lead in the first quarter. The Lions fought back but were un- able to penetrate the lackets' goal as time after time the lackets bolted their drives. While playing a very good defensive game, the offensive unit rolled to another touch- down and went into the half with a l3-O lead. Soon after the second half got under way, the lackets went over for another touchdown, making the score 20-U. Again the defensive unit stopped the Lions' drive, this time almost on the goal line. The lackets took the ball here and went about 80 yards for a touchdown. The third period ended with the lackets ahead 27-U. The Iackets could not be held back and as the whistle blew the score read Middlesboro 33 Pineville 6. 68 The next week saw a test of the two con- ferences as the second SEKC place lackets met the CVC second place Harlan team. The Iackets gained a 7-O lead in the first quarter and held on until the half. ln the third quarter lVI'boro made the score l4-0 in our favor. The lackets scored again in the 4th quarter and the game ended with Middlesboro winning 2l-O. During the regular season the Iackets had shown themselves outstanding and were invited to play in the Pinnacle Bowl at Middlesboro. Their opponents were the high-scoring Whitesburg Yellow lackets. Middlesboro was the slight favorite but it was believed that Middlesboro might be de- feated. But the Iackets again proved their strength and set down the Whitesburg ll with a 33-6 victory and were thus the first team to win a bowl game for Middlesboro. Thus another successful season came to a close for the Middlesboro Yellow lackets. The Iackets were ranked eighth in the state and were second in scoring with a total of 332 points for the season. The following Seniors played hard and gave all they had in all the games. lt was behind the performances of these Seniors that brought Middlesboro its winning season. Harvey Drum Yeary, Terry Gooding, Tommy Chalk Stapleton, Paul Braden, Charles England, Charles Kelly, David Hat- field, Bill Clark, Tim Sowders and Cecil Powers all say to the next years' team, Give 'em the works, lacketsf' susoNG FLORIST Ladies' Say it with Flowers Wear ready to Middlesboro, Ky. Phone 183 MoRTON's INCORPQRATED Compliments of BLACK MOTOR COMPANY Incorporated DODGE-PLYMOUTH-CADILLAC Johnson Outboards Firestone Products Sales-Service ll8 zofh sneer Phone 1260 5MlTl'l ELECTRIC COMPANY Middlesbaro, Kentucky Headquarters for General Electric Appliances Philco Televisions - Youngstown Kitchens 69 I of Compliments of LEE'S HAS IT THE coMMERclAL BANK PINNACLE MOTORS Incorporated BUICK - OLDS - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS 70 1 BRANDENBURG AND GIBSON, INC. Hardware Lumber G.E. Appliances Paints I Oils THE NATIONAL BANK phone Pineville, OF MIDDLESBORO Member Federal Reserve System EDgewood 7'23O2 Kentucky Member F. D. I. C. Phone 2300 or 2301 Middlesboro, Ky. 14- ., .1 4 IDEAL LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING COMPANY Incorporated Fur 81 Wool Garment Storage Phone 25 Phone EDgewood 7-2462 IDEAL WAY OF CLEANER LIVING Middlesboro, Kentucky Pineville, Kentucky 71 vi Best wishes A ssss to the seniors of I 957 from THE MIDDLESBORO HOSPITAL 81 CLINIC SPANGLER TRANSFER Long Distance Moving NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES PERRY AND POPE DRUG STORES Two Convenient Locations 2016 Cumberland Avenue 13th and Cumberland Avenue Owners: PERRY SILER POPE CAWOOD JOHN WILLIAMS WILBURN COTTRELL 72 Biden Bell CARDWELL ENTERPRISES TH E BELL lNo-rth 19th Street? ,,G.f ,, CARDWELL AND SON FURNITURE C0 1 ts for oll, from call the world. BELL HARDWARE co. Middlesboro, Ky. Pineville, Ky. 19THcZTI.RElT'TEUgEIIZglLlg:Jl1.rgRl:E co' HOBART CAWOOD FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 299 Middlesboro, Kentucky A D E R , S Compliments of MEN'5 5H0P STANDARD HE th, D M I W H sursn SERVICE Very ing In en S eor STAT I 0 N Phone l2l4 CHARLES SILER, Monoger 73 Compliments of s 'r A N D A R D O I L C O M P A N Y REAMS HARDWARE CO., Inc. R. H. BARKER, Agent Wholesale Mill 8. Mine Supplies - Builders Hardware Cutlery and Paints Phone 89 - 90 Middlesboro, Ky. KY.-VA. STONE CO. Incorporated CRUSHED STONE BITUMINOUS DRIVE WAYS Phone l76 Middlesboro, Ky. 1 . 4.5 .3 Q DALTON 81 ELY MOTOR C0 NEW AND USED CARS Telephone 278 Middlesboro, Ky MIDDLESBORO MOTOR 5 if ' 4 ,IZQQEW ,5,,afg, 5 COMPANY DESOTO PLYMOUTH SALES 8. SERVICE 2121 Cumberland Phone 100 ROYAL CROWN COLA BEST BY TASTE TEST 9 -rw 7-4-nr f 'Liar-Y f WW., f-- ,,.,.. E U,,1g.. - Ill , X, akqwuiu wewfw Taste the fresh cream in PET ICE CREAM PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Middlesboro, Kentucky 75 'Ft' McCAULEY TV Headquarters for all school supplies RCA TV sAi.Es a. sskvics Phone 1290-J Middlesboro, Ky. M'dd'eSbO'O' Kentucky MIDDLESBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. W1 , O va iw, -W .wa f wiv , , , R it 1 R f - , mirz, 1, '- 4 , , ,V ,f:'Af J Y , H 1 f , L. 2 ' ,1 ' -f,3,4:'u,,,-f ,g,,, f - ' , ', f 'ee f ' '-'f f -' sa if ' -fa, f, ,,,,.,.,,,f::l:fif-wrliib,,,,.:t,,- ,His 3:3 ,, 4 -- V- muff ,Q ,. I ez-,fy My.,.z:.m:::::i3m.,,:::2f V, if f1l'W9,1l:,,i,, I If l L ll ::::: ,M e ,e, fear air it ' W , , A 1 Fish 3 it? 'I' I QM., ...., Dedicated to Serving You well HOWARD CHEVROLET COMPANY Middlesboro, Kentucky V 76 W Three wise girls are investing in that pampered look at . . . A.nCAmpaE1h MY-TUCKY BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations to the graduating class . 'efrwf-fy H f- f-' -,em 105, 'f-2 ' i' J W I' .3 g 3 ' ' -' ,' , , . Z K., fy KENTUCKIAN MOBILE HOMES Corunna Manufacturing Company Middlesboro, Kentucky 77 T. H. CAMPBELL 81 BROS. Get everything for the entire family at Clothiers From Head To Foot MONTGOMERY WARD CO. DNDIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES A SPECIALTY Phone l200 2004 Cumberland Ave. Compliments of MILLS APPLIANCE 81 TELEVISION Incorporated Your Westinghouse Dealer 2120 Cumberland Ave. Phone I2l Everything for the Home Middlesboro, Kentucky Now is the time to invest in Investment and Saving Shares Our paying a dividend has been continuous for 42 years We have a friendly attitude towards making mortgage loans for homes at any time. MIDDLESBORO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 1908 Cumberland Avenue Phone I59 Middlesboro, Kentucky 78 lv f, , , Sue is being shown one of the many J - R' H O E 8' N S fine Qiffs fo be found Of - ' - Designers and Manufacturers of COAL TIPPLES AND EQUIPMENT JEWELERS North 19th Phone 1404 HARRIS 81 LOVETT MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Soles and Service Phone 1400 Cumberland Avenue Middlesboro, Kentucky 79 zf iliiii 1 i From the foundation up, we've got it B E L L P RI N TI N G C 0 . USE OUR SERVICES -Since 1916- 625 N. I9th Street Phone 26 R E A M S L U M B E R C 0 ' OFFICE SUPPLIES - JOB PRINTING 'fxxi H The Big M THE 1957 MERCURY RICHARDSON MOTOR COMPANY Middiesboro Ke 'fUCkY Rehn 80 TAM ER'S Compliments of Clothes to weor for those who care BRUMBACH ELECTRIC CO. woMEN's AND Mews APPAREL snoes deoler for 1905 Cumberland Ave. Phone 206 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES CHAPPIiE Reminds you to Look for the Choppell's Emblem on the corton lT MAY BE GOOD AND NOT BE OURS BUT lT CAN'T BE OURS AND NOT BE GOOD Phone 4l Middlesboro, Ky Before you buy ony Ronge, see the new TAPPAN MIDDLESBORO GAS COMPANY MARTIN BROTHERS Incorporated Manufacturers of Elastic Webbing and Woven Plastics Middlesboro, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of '57 V E R R A N ' S KENTUCKY WATER CO. Smart Apparel for Women ond Misses Phone 20 Middlesboro, Ky. Middlesboro Kentucky T H E M I D D L E S B O R O D A I L Y N E W S The Home Daily of the Cumberlands W M I K When you want complete Self-Service 560 on every dial go to SCHNEIDER'S FOOD BASKET Phone 671 or 672 MUSIC-SPORTS-N EWS Compliments of J. L. MANRING 8: CO. Insurance Real Estate Peoples Building Middlesboro, Ky. Compliments of SCOTT'S Compliments of COLONIAL DRIVE-IN LYON 8- COX MOTOR CO. International Harvester Farm Equipment Cumberland Dry Cleaners One Day Service Phone l36 John M. Fletcher, Owner Compliments of DOYLE'S GRILL Soft Drinks Milk Shakes Short Orders Root Beer COLON EL'S RESTAU RANT Middlesboro's Finest Private Dining Room for Pa rties-Banquets-Dinners Compliments of MIDDLESBORO PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY RELIABLE SUPPLY CO. Automotive Parts -WHOLESALE- TRIWAY DRIVE-INN Courteous Service Owned ond Operated by Mr. ond Mrs. Roy E. Littrell BALL 81 OWENS PAINT CO. Paint Wallpaper Painter Supplies Phone 844-J YOAKUM DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency Prescription Druggist Phone I93 Middlesboro, Kentucky E-:mi Middlesboro's most co-mplete floor and wall covering store IKE MARS EE TILE COMPANY Phone l63 Peoples Building Middlesboro, Ky. Compliments of RO Y CAW 00 D Seeing about photos and supplies at . . . To The Class CORONET STUDIO ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most In Dry Cleaning 2124 Cumberland Ave. Middlesboro, Ky. WARREN P. RASH CO Wholesale Distributors of i957 Best wishes from DRUGS - STATIONERY - SUNDRIES P E N N E Y ' S Middlesboro Kentucky TUCKER TEXACO SERVICE STATION 18th and Cumberland Ave. Middlesboro, Ky. PHONE 9177 COURTESY SERVICE MIDDLESBOROL-LAFOLLETTE Manage' BUS LINES RALPH TUCKER Always Appreciates Your Business Phone 204 Middlesboro, Ky. Co. Carolyn shows Pat and Goldie the MOHAWK Get Insured-Stay Insured-Rest Insured CARPET her father land nn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ashers homeg get yours at . . . 1805 Cumberland Avenue M'ddl b o, K . Phones 2323 or 2324 ' ew' Y Dairyrrewsphoto LAWRENCE wlLEY's 85 Eff lisa ,,.,--f- Compliments Compliments of of THE RUDY'S GULF COLONIAL DRIVE-INN Compliments H 8 H of Cleaning Pressing I Alterations GREEN S POTTERY Phone 984 Middlesboro, Ky. Al-I-EN I-UMBER WHITE FLOWER SHOP CORPORATION RWCWMG Flowers for all Occasions Building Materials Phone 2l03 Cumberland Phone 316 Middlesboro, Ky. A 630 Middlesboro, KY- FULTON-McKINNEY FUNERAL S w HOME S T E R C H I B R 0 S ' - 24 Hour Ambulance Service 1 - J h u For Furniture of all kinds EES:'eFl1Ig5rE Migdvegggiinlv 86 Compliments of STAPLETON HARDWARE Middlesboro, Ky. MAN RI NG BARBER SHOP Meet your friends ot THE SPORT CENTER Sandwiches - Billiards Coll 9l8l For All Sports Returns Johnnie Luther Big Tony Best wishes Congrotulotions from to The CARLISLE-SHUMATE FUNERAL Clciss of '57 HOME UNITED MINE wonicians Compnmems of '05 'TA iNMAN's stunios Compliments of Compliments of PINNACLE MOTORS I N C . fApplionce divisionl BELL 2Ol4 Cumberlond Ave. Phone 45 C O M PA N Y The Best ln Appliances FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MOTOROLA TV Excavating Landscaping GfGdin9 CALLlSON'S O. S. BURNSIDE Home Furnishers-Jewelers Since i890 ' P 92 Mlddlesboro' Ky' hone 8 Middlesboro Kentucky 87 E f 'K LITTLE TUNNEL INN Famous for fine foods Recommended by DUNCAN HINES Phone 2091 Cumberland Gap T R I S T A T E W H 0 L E S A L E Compliments C O M P A N Y of Phone I I2 Middlesboro, Ky. M I D D L E S B O R 0 TANN ING Peoruss BUILDING 8. 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